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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29

gnsldnbers ffirste Elm Sbeil bes Dades
nit benz S1prnftein bur1 ben Boben Der
eritsn @tase ms garterre binunter, bic
8ettsn Der Samilie unter ii9 begrabenb,
ueI9' lestere gum Slid UNI bteie 3eit f6
poDsdblis INN ben @Btii9 %periammelt mar
uub nit benz S9refen bapon fam. Sin
Wurimum BON Gobesansit batten bic Oies
ner zines anberen 6auies aus5ufteben, BITE
Sampe mar b%erabseitiirSt unb iette bas
Stmmer tn Sraab, fe poqten bur9 bic
Ebire in's Sreie, aber bteislbe par nt1t AZ
Sffnen, Der goben bate ii9 erb6bt unb
tlemmte bic SolSfafuns NIT Rteienseualt
%suiammen. sic ellen gum Geuiter, @iiens
glitter ueriperrten ben ausues. Siers unb
6ortbin siinselu bic Slammen, wdbren6 ber
9oben ii9 bebt uub ientt wie bas Meer,
aqes tradt uno tniridt, Der Salt fd0t BON
ben eebo9enen Wdnben, - ba elm sweiter
beftiger StoB unb Die Ebir flie9t tra9enb
aus BEN sebrodeuen Nngeln. - Gin iunser
Samburser, nit ietner EoiIette bei9dftist,
floa nit benz &opf IN ieinen Spieeel. Wtr
baben cine unbeimli9s Na9t pom Samitas
auf Sonntas uerlebt, ab unb gu b0rte man
ss pom Rsasm oa uuten sroQen uno tmmer
muBte maj separtis iein, einen weiteren
ftdrteren StOB gu erIeben, Der uns utsIei3t
idmmtIi5 unter ben Eriimmern unierer
Bobnunsen bssraben wiirbe; es lift bod
taum so Sabre ber, baB Sotio bur5 ein
sIei9es HaturereisniB uolitdnbig uerni9s
tet wurbe. ,Ot0slt6erpeiie bdu9t bic grs
i6iitterung bier nit benz 8ultan SarlmaI
5uiammen, wel@er iett benz Is. Sanuar
feline llmsebuns NIT ai5e uu6 9aua be-
bedt. Die ausbrii9e werben BON ben
iapanil6en 8ldttern ais 10 erbebIi9e 9e>
i9iloert, bab bic &Iite bersits in betrd9ts
li9er 8eiie beformirt iet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
Safpta.

- Sn 3 CANTON iou Biz 6ribiabr,
iobalb bic @itteruns es erIaubt, NIT @r'
bauuns zines breiitStisen @ebduoes fir
bic 9anbeIstammer besOnnen perben.
Die Soit ten bafir iinb auf $50. 900 peran:
idIast, unb bereits 3ur Salfte burt
Subicrtption seii9ert.
- @ouperneur G6ur9 pon 0afota bat
bic Blu fir @tnrt9tuns elmer Soloaten'
beimatb in $ of Springs petirt. St'
8erwiuisuns uon $25 900 iet gu flein I'm
etpas OrbentIides bersuitenen. unb bi,
2ofaIitdt Jet BON frasli6er 3wedmdBisteit
Sci Sismard bate fi6 bas 81!
i'm Mifouri setaut unb ridtste GROCER
S9aben an. Ils' bas Sis brad. traf ei
bas sisantii9e 0aarenbaus Der Nortberl
YacificsS abn, zines Der sr6Bten Der 8elt
uno bic 2lrbeiter retteten ii9 nur mi
2~ebenssefabr. 500 8funb 0pnamit lang
uidt bas Sis gu iprenSen. 0as 8ahe
mat b6ber als in 1881.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
&anias.

- Die republifanii9e Yrobibitionspar:
tel in &anias lit unermiblid in benz Stre.
ben, bic YrobibitionSfetten INNER enger su
i6misbsn. gu ben bereits friber anse.
fibrten Geri6drfun9saeiesen tommt nod
bas neue @eleb iiber @ei9porene; es legt
bic auspabl berSuries fir bic poItrei6es
rem Counties in bic Sdnbe BON Commit
itonen, pel9e pom @ouperneur su ernens
men iinb. Der 3pet bteles 9eieses 1T,
bic Surtes IN jenen Counties aus 9elins
nunsSti9tisen Probibttioniften 3uiammen
gu ieben, bamit Sesen ieben llebertreter Der
BrObibitiOu nit Douiter Strense uorsesans
gen perbe. Die @rnennuug Der Surps
Committeeman lit benu aud bereits erfolgt
uub in Dteiem Sinne sema9t porben. Se6e
beltebt aus 3pet 8robibitions Gepublitas
uern uno etnem 0elnotraten. Die 2luss
wabl Der @ei6woreneu 9ei9iebt natiirIi9
bur9 bic Wtebrbeit bieier Gommiilionen,
aIiO bur6 Yrobibitiouiteu.
- @tpa an6ert6al6 Weilen iii6Ii6 BON
at6i o II wurbeu bieier Gage Siefmeis
iungen oeS Wtihourihuhes fir bic su ers
buueube neue @iisnbubnbrite porsenom:
men. Ser 8au Ser erpabnten Bride
wurbe bur6 einen tirSli9 erfolsten ges
i9IuB bes gonsreiies autOriiirt unb beab.
ii9tist bic gt9iion, Gopeta q Sunta Sc
@iienbabns@ ompusnie, isue Bride ais
etuen Gbeil ibres ueuen OitIi3en 3usises
gu erbauen.
- gu 8 eft;at8ion fanO man in
elmer fir ben transport pom Rutbols be-
itimmten 9ei6IOheuen Sra3tcar ben tbsiIs
wsiie bereits psrpeiten 2si9nam zines
llnbetannteu. I'm it9 cine unsutseIoIi6e
Sabrt gu ueri8uifsn, bate Der @euannts
itd bO9it pabrideinlid binter einen STOP
Sretter IN elmer 6ru9tcar peritedt. Die
in Rebe itebenbe Gar fam uon glrtanias
unO mar felt 3wei @o3en ni6t s~s0fiuet
worben. Our9 bic uor9enommene goros
nersunteriu9ung founte bic Sbentitdt bes
GOOten nidt feitseiteat werOeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
SHinots.

- Sn @llspprtb, in Der Ndbe BON
Bloomington, mari9irte cine Sdaar bon
SO Sempersnslerinnen rad ber Wirtbi1aft
pom s. Wc@reepp unb p~erlanste, er fole
bas 9eiddft i6lieBen. Oils er ii9 metz
serte, ftiirmten fe bas Saus, nobel ibnen
peri6iebene Mdnner bulfen, ssri6lusen bic
@ldier unb i6itteten aue @etrdnts auf bic
StraBe. sic ertldrten, iie piirpen auf
slei9e @eiie nit alien anberen &irtbi9afs
ten uerfabren.
- Sn RtbeeEownfbip BEL SbeIs
bpuile lit bic iunse Srau uon 2osan &ils
lam, bic burd Ereten auf eiuen Nasel ii9
Dor einisen Gagen cine aui9einenb isbr
unbebeutenbe SerIesuns am SUB ausssossn
bate, an Der M~unbiperre seitorben.
- Su unierer 0a6barftabt q ale n a
rubt istt auf benz @reenpooo: 5riebbofe bic
Satin @libu y. @aibburne's, in Der
gesrdbnikitdtte Der Samilien @aibburne
unb @ratiot. Sor pentsen Wonaten bate
ie ais 2etotrdsenbe auf bemielben Sriebs
bofe perpeilt beim gesrdbnifie ibres
dlteiten Sobnes @ratiot Waibburne; fe
mot idon bamals letbenb, uu6 bur9 bic
&etie, pom weI6er fe ii3 ni9t abbalten
LIEF, iowie bur9 baS 9sib bate fi3 ibr gu.
ffano ueri9limmert, 70 baB iie ptel trdnter
mad @bicaso Suriittam, mo nun Der Cob
fe in tbrem einunofedstgiten 2ebensiabre
ibrem einunbiebstS Sabre alien @atten
eutrtfen bat. Oas Gei5enbesdnaniB Der
Sruu 8aibburne mar Elm sroBarttses, neil
fe unb tbr @atte aud in @aIena, mo iie
10 LANCE pobnten unb IN Der psiten hinge
genO, weIde 10 LANCE 3ett uub 10 riibmli9
BON Waibburne i'm gousreB pertreten purs
be, alsemein beIiebt un6 bO6seadtet mas
rem. Srau Wolbburne, seborene @ratiot,
itammte pom ben alien fransORi4en Qniisbs
Tern bes Rorbpeitsns, pdbrenb ibr @atte
emit aus benz Oarteeitaate Maine mad
SQtnots fam. Die treffi6e Dame itanb
ibrem Wanue, pie INNER, 10 AUDI wdbrenb
ieiues bentpiiroi9en aufentbaltes in Baris,
treu Sur Seite unb uerlebte in Der frans6;
iti3en 9auptftaot aud bic bOien Gage Der
geIaserun9 Our3 bas beuti9e Seer unb
bic S9retensSeit Der Commune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
@IBIi1es mno Selebremoes.

- Die sroBe 8ebeutun9 6es Qidtein.
flutes auf bic @eiurbbeit uno ~4ebensbauer,
70 pte fir bas IeibIi9e 9aIeiu bes Wens
i9en, wirO INNER nod ni9t geniigenb aes
pirbist. QQe Seoba6ter fin6 BARN einia,
baB in buntlen, tnsbeionbsre mad Ror6en
9eIesenen 8Obnufgen &rantbeiten unb 60.
6esfdue bdufiser u%OrtOmmen, bic 3abI Der
8erbre6en grOBer 1T unb aqe Qeioen befs
tiger auftreteu, ais in ionuenbelen, INSIDE:
fonbere mad Der WOrsenieite bin ~selegenen
WObnraumen. gu uerperfeu limb besbalb
ale ReQerpobnun9eu, neil bic Souneus
itrabIe bortbin ni3t fret ortnssn, ionbern
fi9 b09itens p~erirreu t0nnen. ga niat
etnmul gut senus fir bic &i6e iinb iol6e
&aame, benz aud bic Spetieu tOnnen aur
bann gut unO idmadbaft perben, penn
utel St9t unb refine Cuff ben 6o9berb uni
9eben. Weun has Sonnenli9t nur ipars
LID ooer gar ni6t In bic bewobnten &dume
brinSen tunn, 10 erfabren bic gspObner
bic empfinbIi3ite 8eua9tbeilisuns ibrer
@eiunbbeit; Guseuibel, SautIeiben,
Storbut, StrofeIn, 8Iutarmutb, gIei6s
iu9t, alerlet 8~erbauun9ss unb grnab:
runssf6runsen, 9ur5fauss unb SSnfec,
tiOnstruutbetten &c. iins bic SOlsen. Sc:
beibt bod feline 9flan3e in etuem bunteIn
3immer, wie mare es mOsIi6, baB Elm
Meni9enIeben bort sebeiben unb 9eiunben
Tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
VI 4 O n D.
9enf1Iano.
@IfaB otbriusen.

Der bisberise @ouuerneur Der Sc:
flung StraBburg, @eneraaieutenant D. b.
Burg lit gum tommanbirenben @eneral
bes Speitsn Irmeeforps in Stettin bef0r.
bert unb @eneraqieutenant 8erbp bu
8ernois gu ietnem Ru3folser bier ernannt
ioorben. 2ester mar bisber @ouuerneur
Don &6nissbers uno seb6rte wdbrenb bes
bes beuti6sfranSOfi9en &rieses ais Sberil
gum @%eneralitab.
- I'm ben glidhern etpas 6reube am
beuti9sn 9tei9e ein3uimpfen, bat ber
Stattbalter pom gliaB.2otbriusen, 5Irf
SabenIobe, anseorbnet, baB Der 80. @es
burtstas bes &aiisrs In ben &eidslanbeu
nit sroBem Yrunt unb 6eierIi6teiten, NIT
militarii9eu unb bGrserli9en Yaraben
unb llmtase sefsiert werbe. Wenn BIZ
Sreube am 9fei9 nur NIT benz Seitiubel
ni9t pieber usri3winoet!
- Sin 9auerlein I'M tlntersgliaB bat
fi9 fir ben &riessfau borseieben. @s bat
ii9 fiirSli9, UNI wabrenb bes &rieses tel:
men Sunssr Ieiben gu miifen, Q Gentner
&o9ials, l Gentner 8uder, 25 Pfunb
&affse cine Wense Geis unb anbers
gpicerieuaaren setauft, 70 baB ss I'M 9ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
Nebrasfa.

- Die .grnbibitionssefabr in unisrsm
Ha9baritaate Hebrasfa lit uor ber Sanb
beleitist. Sas betr. gomite bate i6on
gu Sun fen Der annabme zines @sistsnts
purfes, dbnIt6 benz S9anbgeiet pon
Soma, beri9tst. 9teier Gage Fam es
iber bieie 9robibittonsmuBresel i'm &eprde
ientantenbauie Der bortisen S%taatsseistz
sebuns our &bitimmuns. wel6e cine Wtebrs
beit pom etntsen Stimmen seseu bic Anz
nabme srsub. 9amit 1T bic Sa6e in bic
Ter 2esislaturftuns erlebist. Iber bic
8robtbitiontiten baben in unierem Nu9s
baritaate cine beoeutenbe Stdrte eutfaltet.
- 8si 6 II It 8 min man etnen Damp
ausipeienben Sers entoett baben.
- gei 6 Columbus wurbe elm GbeiI
ber giienbabnbriite bur9 ben @issans ser:
itSrt.
- Sn @orbon bat fi6 cine @sieq:
i9aft fir bic 3u9t pom 8uffaloes gun
Sertaufe bss Sleii9es sebilbet. Die 8e,
ieai6aft befst bereits 100 Stit guffa:
loes.
- Sn Smab a lit Sobn Us. 2auer DOR
Der antlase bes @attenmorbes freise:
iproden worben, na6bem er Bel eineu
frrberen 8roseB i9ulbis ~betunben unb a.
elmer 1Oidbrisen 3u9tbaustrafe usrur:
tbetIt worben mar. Seine 9ertbeibisunl
9tns babin, baB er feline Srau, bic in bel
Na6t aufseitanben mar, fir einen Sin:
BREEDER sebalten unb besbalb sei@Ohsr
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
Wtnneiota.

- SeItr 8obrsn un6 Or. 4prss bon
Sc Sueur inb in Rotb, neil fis fl,
ibre 0ienite pom einem Beniionar itatt $40
gar $500 nabmen.
- Sn Der 2anb:O Office gu st. gIout
faufte Der 0tew YOrter 8antier Sreb. W.
Dunton 5000 older 2anb far 81, ls9,
wouOn Sas meiite IN 9ubburb So. liest.
Blue @artb County bat fd
nit elmer Wfajoritdt bon nod ni9t SO
Stimmen gu @unitsn elmer 9onbaussabe
uon $50 900 fir ben gau zines neuen
gOurtbauies aasseiprOden.
SIN &eb @ins 1T bic Waai4inen.
fabrit BON &. s. Saitinss bur9 Ssus,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29

Ohio.

- 0as @ebalt bss 9ouperneurs Dor
Ohio 1T uon $4,000 auf $4,000 erbObt NOR:
ben. 0as @eles tommt benz sesenpdr:
ti9en @Ouuerneur Sorafer ni9t su @ute
iOnoern ert ieinem Ra4fOIser.
- Ss entietli6er @eiis tam in cine,
9emiiden Sabrtt In Cincinnati bieier Gage
Der arbeiter Sobn &app um's 9eben. 8eim
Gntleeren zines Suuons nit S9uefelidure
In Elm 9r6Beres 9efaB entfiel ibm berisIbe,
bic Sdure ipriste empor unb perbrannte
i'm 10 fur9tbar I'M @eit9t unb am Sbsrs
t0rper, baB tbm bas Sleiid uon @eii6t
t9anben feel unb Die ausen ausIiefen. 81
bat bic llmitebenOen flebentli9, ieiaem
2eben iofort Elm @nbe gu MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29

pollifdnbig seritDrt porben. Der Serluit
beIduft fid auf $4,000, bic Serfideruns
nur auf $500.
- 8ei benz granbe bes @efdnsnifss
in Sower, ct. 2ouis Co., mar Elm bort
iisenber Minenarbeiter, Elm Stnnldnber,
in ben Slammen um%setommen. Die in
ben Winen beiddftisten S%tnnldnber Bill
bsten ii9 elm, baB Der unslitli9e 9es
fansene pom gonitabler ermorbet Jet, unb
in letter 8o9e sosen $50 Sinnldnbsr Don
8reutins mad Eopsr, in ber Qbit9t, eir
2pn9geri1t gu ueranitalteH. Der Son:
ftabler war aber mad DULUTH entfoben uni
ben 8irsern bon Conner selans es BIZ
pitbenben 6tnnldnber gu berubisen. 6i,
benielben biirf!e es aber nidt seratben iein
fi6 pieber in Eoper bliden 81 lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
S6Weis.

- 4uf @runb Der alisiti9en &rie9s:
9e,iidte wirb bemud9lt cine QuspanOeruna
Der Wiebertdufer aus benz bernti d n
Sura mad 6anias, amerita, itattfinOen,
ba bic Wiebertdufer ii3 betanutli9 mel:
germ, in ben WiIitdrOieuit einSutreten.
- Cine aug 8arsern pon allen @e,
meinoen bes 4mtss Gbun beltebenbe
geriamm!uns bei9loB einiimmig, sesen
bic Notwithstanding beBdgIi9 6es
altoboIseieses Steluns gu nsbmsn unb
BEL elmer uQfdaisen 8oItsabitimmuns
tr6itig fir bas @eies ein5ufteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
GrObebett tn Sapau.

Sn Sapan bat am Is. Sanuar Elm fairies
@robeben itattsefunben. Wtan i9reibt
barber unterm II. Sanuar SoIssnbes:
gorseitern wurbe Yotobama bur9 Elm
@rbbeben beunrubist, wie es an Seftistsit
felt nabetu 20 Sabrsn ni9t seipirt wurbe.
Sn benz 9auie zines befreunbetsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29

Sosbaft. Grte Dame: r0teie Welas
ME treibt bod einen gang i6auSerbaftsn
Gurus. ReuIid babe t5 auf ibrsm Bal9s
tti9 a9t 3abnbiriten Seieben!" 3usite
Dame: v0ieie gerlduenOuugsiu9t 1T In
Der Chat unerbOrt! Sir ieOsu CABIN cine
3abnbiritel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29

Surdtbar lit bic 8einfdli9uns In gas
ris. - Inter 654 uOn bsr YoliSsi ssnoms
menen @einproben purben $50 ais 9eiun6s
beitssefabrIi9e 6dli6unsen befunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29

gen cine &e3nuns BON iiber 100 Mat. gu be-
sablen bate. Oo9, vwenn lSers unb
Wunb fi6 laben, muB bic Naie aud mas
baben", bas lieB itd infer BduerIein aud
seiast ietn, unb uermebrte feline Gintdufe
nod UNI etuen baIben gentner S9nupftas
BAT, neil er aud wabrenb bes Grieses feline
8rtie ni1t miiIen MIL.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
surpasses Minneapolis.

Mr. Harrington of Kansas City is visit
ing this city and is greatly pleased with
the sister town on the Missouri He says:
"Your resources here are great and sur
prise me. The waterpower is immense
and surpasses that at Minneapolis because
it is SO reliable. believe that the Kansas
City merchants would be glad to pay vis-
it here to open up business relations
They would also be pleased to find what
pleasant summer resort this picturesque
region would make. At present an excur-
sion party from our city is visiting Mexi-
co. This site would delight our people.
for it costs a great deal to make ready
some lots in Kansas City for building pur-
poses.' He also says that Kansas City
and its additions have about 270,0Oo peo-
pie The city is IN the full tide of pros
perity and is making steady progress in
trade and industry Mr.. Harrington is in
the real estate business, and is well quail
fed to judge of this eity's prospects.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
Neihart Miners Busx.

J. H. seiferd of Neihart, brings sav
orable news regarding that promising
camp. During the past few weeks a
number OF men have been engaged in do
ing representation work ON the mines on
Snow creek, and the result of the devel-
opments so far have been such as to renew
their confidence in the value of their res
peetiye properties. Mr.. Seiferd is him
self interested in the Jenny Whipple, and
a recent assay of ore from this property
gave a showing of $53 in silver and So in
gold to the ton. w. seiferd and Gus
Okerman are interested in the Snowdrift,
and there is every indication that they
have a veritable bonanza Messrs. Briggs,
Macqueen, Dune. Mcdonald, Hamilton
and others have also been at work on their
claims, and all are we'll satisfied with their
present prospects. The ore there
is free milling, and it only needs trans
portation facilities to make Neihart the
most prosperous camp in the west.-Be.-.
ton Rirer Press.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
Everything Lovely In Paris.

PARIS, December Sit is reported that
NJ. Goblet will be prime minister in the
#cabinet, and that M. Flourens will retain
the portfolio of minister Of foreign affairs.
The chamber has adjourned until Satur-
day. A subscription has been started to
raise funds for the purpose of erecting u
monument to the great Carnot, grand
father of the new president. The extrem-
lists still continue to oppose the retention
of general Sanssier as governor of Paris.
President Sadi Carnot in an interview
with Clemenceau today, Insisted upon the
necessity of the union uf ali the republi-
cans in the chamber first, to show foreign
ers that republicans can agree; and sec
ond, in order that they may vote an honest
and sincere budget. Clcmsncean fully
endorsed the presidents views. The ac-
cord between the president and Clemen-
cean is regarded rs good omen of the
future of the republic. =
M. Greyy in an interview with the new
president, expressed the hope that Sadi
Carnot would be happier in the Ely
palace, than he himself had been, and
would not be as glad to leave it when the
time come TO leave. nj. Gravy boasted
that he slept eight hours last Friday night
and said that he had not had that pleasure
for six weeks previously. Sadi Carnot is
officially catholic, but really deist and
spiritnalist, accepting the views of his
friend, Jean Reynaud.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10

7- ! -
eonsin. Among the number were twenty
or thirty thoroughbred" merino rams that
cost 500 each in Vermont But those
"thoroughbreds'' bore about as much re-
semblance to the thoroughbred merino Of
today as long Texas steer does
to prize durham. Yet they were among
the best in the country at that time, and
people came from far and near to see
them. They were considered top shelf
sheep and $50 was a top shelf price for
them. The strides that have been made
in the improvement of cattle during the
past forty odd years are no greater than
those made in the improvement of sheep,
and yet the old Vermont sheep breeder of
two short decades ago would have laugh
ed at the man who told him his merinos
could be greatly improved in the length,
texture and weight of their fleeces.-Mon-
ta7aa Lice Stock Journal.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
A Cruel Hoax.

PHIL1psBURG, December IA telegram
to the Butte Inter Mountain says: "There
is now living in Butte, q man who few
days ago come to Philipsburg searching
for his wife, who was at the Kaiser house.
He succeeded in getting their two little
boys William and Andy to the depot,
where he boarded the train for Butte. Al
Gunison he telegraphed his wife that
Willie had fallen from the train and
could not possibly live The mother, al.
most frantic, came at once to the telephone
office to tind out if her little boy or his re-
mains had been taken to Butte. John
Caplice Il Company were called upon to
find out what they could, and their reply
was that certain doctor told them that
it was true. The mother hurried over to
see her boy and found that this unpYinei-
pied doctor had lied for SEQ and that her
boy was all right
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
A President in Fact.

The relationship between j. j. Hill and
the Manitoba road is very different from
that usually existing between railroad
and its president. President Mitchell and
manager Merrill labored till the time of
their deaths to extend the Dakota lines,
but work was not resumed on them until
last season. But with Hill and the Mani
toba road the case is different. He is pres
ident, board of directors, manager and
everything else when he chooses to be.
When he conceives the adyisabilitv of do
ing anything, he is not compelled to de-
vote a year of his time to convincing the
Of the road that his views are
correct. Ha has only to decide and do.
Another marked difference is that Mr..
Hill lives on the line of his road and is
personally acquainted with the people
living in the country which his road trav-
erses, and is constantly informed of the
progress of events and public sentiment.
--Grand Forks DaEota) Herald.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
Hal Reid Convicted.

SAINT PAUL. December 4.-Hal Reid
who has been Oh trial for outraging Maud
Compston, an actress, was found guilty
last evening. At 9 o'clock the jury return
ed to the court room and half an hour
later, when judge Kelly had arrived, rem
dered the verdict against the prisoner.
But few people were in the court room
except Reid, his father, captain Hart, his
attorney and the court officials. DR.. Reid
seemed deeply affected and tears stream
ed down his cheeks, but his convicted son
displayed little signs of grief. He accept
ed the verdict calmly and meekly follow
ed the sheriff to the Jail, after the court
had announced that sentence would be
passed one week from tomorrow. Deep
sympathy was manifested ON every hand
for his father, who took his departure
with bowed head and heavy heart. A new
trial will probably be asked for without
delay, as Reid's friends will not desert
him until the last. In such cases the law
provides for sentence of not less than
five nor more than 80 years.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
Cabinet Reconstructed,

WASHINGTON, December THE presi-
dent has sent the following nominations to
the senate: Lucius @. C. Lamar to be as
sociate justice of the supreme court of the
United States; William F. Villas, to be
secretary of the interior; Don NJ. Dickin-
son, to be postmaster general; Charles T.
Fairchild Of New York, to be secretary Of
the treasury; George 1. Rives of New
York, to be assistant secretary Of state;
Isaac HI. Maynard of New York, to be as
sistant secretary of the treasury; Signeir-
ney Butler of Massach husetts, to be second
comptroller OF the treasury; james w.
Hyatt OF Connecticut to be Treasurer of
the United States. Seme of the above
named officials had been appointed in the
interval since last session.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
Cruelty In Iadaana.

s INDIANAPOLIS, December T. Stories Of
cruelties and inhuinan treatment of pris,
oners in the Indiana reformatory for NO.
men and girls, caused governor Gray to
make an investigation, which was con.
cluded today. Prisoners talked freely
when the officers left the room and all
that were examined said that the cato.
nine tails We're often used upon their bare
backs, and some Of them bear marks oil
their punishment Another mode of pun
ishment Was to thrust the hands Of pris.
oners through holes in i door and hold
the prisoner in this position from one to
three days with handouts. Governor
Gray will at once recommend reform IN
the management of the institution.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10

before returning to his pulpit IN London.
After the sermon DR.. Parker recited part
of the Lords prayer. When he reached
that portion forgive US our trespasses, !"
he paused, after repeating it, for several
seconds, and then wiping his eyes, added,
"as we forgive those who trespass against
u.s." and after another pause added,
"amen.n He then hastily left the pulpit.
Mr.. Halliday then announced, after
shining Shore" WAS sung, that DR.. Par
ker hurried away to meet friend who
had just arrived on the Etruria, and call
ed attention again to the reception Tues
day xigiit. There were many comments
after the service. 80
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
The Newest Games,

The newest games of cards are progress
sive hearts and advance poker. The lat
ter comes in boxes with cards, 1000 chips,
markers, score cards and everything that
is needed for the game. The score cards
are especially neat, being made OF strong
bristol board, beveled and gilt at the edges,
shaped like diamonds, hearts, clubs and
spades, and having bright ribbons attach
ed. Now, the young lady of the period
will straightwav become glib IN such
terms as g bluff" 50 flush, q pair .
three of . kind, etc, with other mean
ings than those which she has hitherto at
fached to them. Nianeapolis Journal,